Study results on drinking water contamination will probably heat up the fracking battle, not cool it down.
Nuclear restart in Japan reveals new investment opportunities.
The plug-in electric vehicle market is growing, but not at the rate the Chinese government expects.
The UK Tories urge David Cameron to enact subsidy cuts.
The venture will begin with infrastructure development in the Utica shale formation.
A $3 billion loan will allow Argentina to build a wind farm big enough to power 4% of the nation.
The theme of the week has obviously been the rapidly falling price of solar energy. Since late June, when I attended an energy finance powwow in Manhattan, I've shared with you several editorials on...
Editor Keith Kohl explains how drilling companies are cutting costs in half by switching to LNG-powered rigs.
New report explores rapid growth of electric vehicles in Europe.
Oil and Gas UK predicts British output won't match 2011 levels in reversal of forecast.
Petronas and Progress Energy in $5.5 Billion oil and gas deal.
The cost of solar is falling every year. The cost of oil is only going up. The Saudis know this... and they're switching to cheap solar so they can sell the rest of the world expensive oil.